31 Dec, 2003: News coverage of December 2003 WSIS meeting
AudioBerkman Coverage of the December, 2003 WSIS Meeting Audio coverage of the WSIS Meeting Berkman Center at Harvard University WSIS Civil Society Declaration English | Español | Français to contrast with official WSIS declaration, which ignores human rights and civil liberties: 11 December 2003 (.pdf) "Civil society group makes small but sure inroads into the WSIS process" Emmanuel Njenga Njuguna Africa ICT Policy Monitor Civil Society Angry At Being Sidelined At WSIS Highway Africa News Agency Civil Society Goes for Own WSIS Declaration By Alecks Pabico Inter Press Service News Agency Internet too US-centric, say summit delegates By Stephen Bell ComputerWorld...

21 Dec, 2003: Civil Society Rejects Official WSIS Declaration of Principles: Publishes Own Declaration to Protect Civil Liberties in Information Society

21 Dec, 2003: IP Justice Report from Phase I of the World Summit on the Information Society

15 Dec, 2003: Photos from the Geneva WSIS meeting now available

11 Dec, 2003: WSIS Civil Society Declaration to contrast with official WSIS declaration, which ignores human rights and civil liberties [PDF] [Español]

11 Dec, 2003: WSIS Civil Society Declaration to contrast with official WSIS declaration, which ignores human rights and civil liberties [PDF] [Français]

11 Dec, 2003: WSIS Civil Society Declaration to contrast with official WSIS declaration, which ignores human rights and civil liberties [PDF]

11 Dec, 2003: IP Justice Slides from Keynote Speech at World Forum on Communication Rights [.ppt]

7 Dec, 2003: “Restricted” EU Document on WSIS Process: “State of Play of the Negotiations on the Political Declarations and Plan of Action”
Leaked EU document revealing that Brazil and India urge re-evaluation of international intellectual property rights regimes because TRIPS is too unbalanced against developing nations.  Developing nations' concerns were left out of the final official WSIS documents, however.